AUTHOR • VLOGGER • CREATOR

Stories, Fandoms & Everything I Love

I’m Ashley Faler, a writer and creator sharing my love of stories, FNAF, American Girl, gaming, and the things that make life interesting.

MEET ASHLEY

A Writer With A Lot Of Stories To Tell

Writing is one of the ways I make sense of the world, explore ideas, and share the stories that stay with me. My interests go far beyond the page, from FNAF and gaming to my lifelong love of American Girl.

American Girl Fan

A lifelong love that continues into adulthood.

Writer

Creating stories and sharing ideas through writing.

FNAF Fan

A childhood horror obsession that never really left.

WHAT I LOVE

The Things That Make Me, Me

Writing may be at the heart of what I do, but my world is filled with plenty of other things I love.

Drama

Writing

Stories, ideas, characters, and the journey toward becoming the author I want to be.

Historical

FNAF

A childhood horror obsession that became one of my favorite parts of my world.

Inspirational

American Girl

A lifelong love of dolls, stories, collecting, and the memories that come with them.

AUTHOR JOURNEY

One Day, I Hope To Make The New York Times Best Seller List

Becoming an author is more than a destination for me. It is a journey of writing, learning, creating, and continuing to tell stories that matter to me. I’m excited to see where that journey leads.

Ready To Read

Come Along For The Journey

Follow my writing, interests, projects, and the things I’m excited about next.

Want To See What's On My Wishlist?

I’ve put together a list of things I’m currently dreaming about, collecting, and hoping to add to my world.

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FROM THE BLOG

Stories, Thoughts & Updates

Pocket Change and Bad Habits

Pocket Change and Bad Habits

Nothing hurts twice. Most thieves waited till nightfall; Skyler Lock thought that was amateur work. Night made people paranoid, made the guards grip their hilts and wealthy merchants clutch their coin purses like scared rabbits. Broad daylight, though? Daylight makes people lazy. Under the blinding noon sun, a five-foot-two girl in a faded black tanktop, […]